The Gloster Meteor was the first operational Allied jet fighter and entered service late in World War II. It proved effective ...

A bright fireball that was spotted Saturday afternoon in the skies over southeastern Texas was a meteor that likely broke apart over the Houston area, according to NASA. Subscribe to read this story ...

HOUSTON — Many of you saw the bright light of a meteor over parts of the Houston area Saturday afternoon. Others heard a loud boom. Now, one woman says a piece of it may have crashed into her home.

After a seven-ton fireball exploded above the Cleveland area, a group of meteorite hunters descended too, in the name of science — and possibly cash. After a seven-ton fireball exploded above the ...

A meteor falling from the sky was responsible for a loud boom heard on March 17 heard throughout multiple states in the eastern part of the United States, reports the National Weather Service. "It ...

A seven-ton meteor traveling at supersonic speeds caused a boom on Tuesday, March 17, rattling houses across the Ohio Valley. While that boom could be heard in Pennsylvania, did a meteorite actually ...

You may have heard reports of booms in Ohio on Tuesday, and with that came further news that it could be because of a meteor hitting. Is that true? Per the National Weather Service, the answer is: Yes ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. A 7-ton meteor streaked across Cleveland’s sky Tuesday at 45,000 mph, unleashing 250 tons of TNT energy in a boom ...

An asteroid weighing about 7 tons and traveling at 45,000 miles per hour zoomed over multiple states and lit up the sky as a meteor Tuesday morning, causing a loud boom that some residents mistook for ...

A 7-ton meteor fragmented over Cleveland, Ohio, producing meteorites and loud booms. NASA reported the fireball traveled at 45,000 mph, releasing energy equal to 250 tons of TNT. Witnesses across the ...

Cameras in the Pittsburgh area captured a bright meteor streaking across the sky on Tuesday morning. The National Weather Service's Pittsburgh office said it received reports from across western ...

A loud boom felt across northeast Ohio on Tuesday morning was caused by a meteor, meteorologists have confirmed. NASA confirmed on Tuesday that the loud boom was a result of a six-foot, 17,000-pound ...